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Maha Energy begins production testing in Block 70 onshore Oman

by Energy Oman Magazine
March 17, 2023
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Swedish energy firm Maha Energy has begun production testing on Block 70, in the Sultanate of Oman. The production test will include all eight new production wells drilled in the 2022/2023 drilling program.

The production test will start with the Mafraq-9 well. Biweekly, a new well will be added to the test until all new wells are connected to the testing system. Each well will be completed with PCP pumps before being placed on the test.

Produced oil will be transported by heated trucks to a third party’s facilities for further processing and, afterwards, transportation through the Omani national pipeline system. Maha expects to be able to announce preliminary information about the quality of the oil and initial production potential by May 2023.

As previously reported, Maha entered into a Joint Operating Agreement with Mafraq Energy earlier in 2023, whereby Mafraq Energy acquired 35% interest in the exploration and production sharing agreement covering Block 70. Maha is the Operator of Block 70 with 65% interest.

March 17, 2023
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